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cat file|uuencode file|mailx -s "subject" address

is that command you are running?

you may try parenthesizing the command for attaching the file:


(cat file|uuencode file)|mailx -s...

the "<" tells the command to take input from whatever is on the other side of it.

https://www.unix.com/unix-advanced-expert-users/2325-email-attachment-message-using-mailx.html

that is just the client, you are wanting the server portion

yum install samba

should install it

If you define your counter, it should get you past your initial problem:


COUNTER=0

Are you asking how to open a word doc then copy and paste it into a text file using vi? is this from a GUI or terminal? otherwise if you want to copy you should be able to use ctrl+c and then use...

I guess it would depend on your desktop environment. I use KDE, and they have kdesvn. Its ok, gets the job done, has a few bugs but all in all not bad.

I think you are suppose to tell it a prompt type (e.g. bash). Try using to dump_log(), instead of input_log(), for debugging purposes anyways.

This may shed some more light on the subject if...

If you are using rm, then use the -f flag.
rm -f somefile

You are using a pipe, which sends the output to another command. It is expecting a command, like 'grep', or 'egrep' in your case.

Could not get shadow information for NOUSER

usually means your logging in with a nonexisting account. What is the ssh command you are using to login with?

ATI video cards are way more problematic than nvidia cards in a *nix environment imo. I've always found that at least nvidia tries to take the initiative and offer drivers that are usually available...

Just curious. Wondering what you needed such firepower for. :cool:

https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/55337-how-split-file.html

Are you running 64-bit debian? Why?

Well you could try to recompile the driver for your kernel, might work.

If you want to try something really weird, try leaving your monitor off until the entire system boots up. I have a weird...

What type of video card is it?

Have you thought of maybe adding an option to your script:


script.sh --number 123456789



script.sh --name "Jim Jones"


That way you would be able to determine what type of validation...

The driver itself allows for far greater capabilities than NDIS wrapping or even native drivers. Allows you to run in higher modes: Master mode (act as a wireless access point), or Monitor mode...

Have tried using Madwifi? Works awesome with atheros-based chipset.

MadWifi.net (http://madwifi.org/)

I would think the presence of a second input variable would be enough:


if [ -n $2 ]
#do this
else
#do this


of course you could always use a case statement, i guess it would depend on the...

No you are correct.

You can set it to world writable:

chown root:root .bash_history
chmod 662 .bash_history


The user would be able write to it, but not read it. But then again, anybody...

The dot (.bash_history) is suppose to make it hidden. What are the permission settings? Try changing it to owner has read/write and group and world have none. And change the owner to root.

Then...

I know for redhat systems you can activate psacct. Its what you normally use for monitoring that type of activity. You can't stop a user from seeing their own bash_history, as its located in their...

Some ISPs also block port 25 traffic, only allowing smtp traffic to be relayed to their own mail servers. Its suppose to help cut down on spam. Most times you have the ISP add an exception for you,...

Hey I said it was quick and dirty, didn't say I endorsed it :D